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Edgar Cayce. Yes I'm familiar with him raccoon Yesterday #1
Ironically, I was thinking about him a few months back and was going to research a bit more... hlthe2b Yesterday #2
He was quite a fascinating fellow bucolic_frolic Yesterday #3
The Association for Research and Enlightenment The Blue Flower Yesterday #9
Not sure how it could be secure from climate change? hlthe2b Yesterday #10
I cant's answer that The Blue Flower Yesterday #11
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Hey, welcome to DU! The Blue Flower Yesterday #93
............ paleotn Yesterday #32
Lucid dreaming is realizing you are dreaming, while you are dreaming jimmy the one Yesterday #91
Yes, I am familiar with him. it's been years since I have tried to read anything by him. mwmisses4289 Yesterday #4
He supposedly knew where Atlantis was -- somewhere in the Bermuda Triangle? -- which displacedvermoter Yesterday #5
Cayce died in 1945, during WWII, so unless it was an old movie reel, I don't see how he was on Nimoy's show (1976-1982). Celerity Yesterday #13
A couple of episodes of "In Search Of" went into Cayce's theories. Beartracks Yesterday #25
Ok. Makes sense. Celerity Yesterday #31
He wasn't on the show himself, unless, perhaps in another astral dimension.. displacedvermoter Yesterday #45
Yes, another poster above already explained it. Celerity Yesterday #60
Probably??? paleotn Yesterday #23
The clock isn't broken. mr715 Yesterday #69
......... paleotn Yesterday #99
displacedvermoter...... Upthevibe Yesterday #73
Yes, I read quite a few books about Edgar Cayce PatSeg Yesterday #6
When facing problems or tasks I need help with... MiHale Yesterday #7
I understand that technique has been quite successful. Joinfortmill Yesterday #33
There's a lot of recent research into "lucid dreaming" which mirrors some of what you talk about. erronis Yesterday #47
I also lucid dream...not always... MiHale Yesterday #75
Quite an effective method! SheltieLover Yesterday #51
I've used some of his remedies. Here is one. Maraya1969 Yesterday #8
Yes! I was in a study group in the 80's discussing his writings hauckeye Yesterday #12
I think his writings about this time... kentuck Yesterday #14
I'm reading one of his books now and find it very interesting. MLAA Yesterday #15
When I was a sophomore in college... ananda Yesterday #16
;-{)..... Goonch Yesterday #17
Crazy shit. paleotn Yesterday #34
Barnum and Bailey meets Carter's Pills nt Maru Kitteh Yesterday #81
I have many books about him karin_sj Yesterday #18
I e heard of both of them and read about both of them. AllaN01Bear Yesterday #19
George Carlin said Cayce was not a medium, Sneederbunk Yesterday #20
Ah, don't we all miss George Carlin? hlthe2b Yesterday #28
George Carlin was always right. Srkdqltr 21 hrs ago #127
He predicted that San Francisco would be destroyed SCantiGOP Yesterday #21
After it was destroyed in 1906. By an earthquake. paleotn Yesterday #35
This is insane Wifes husband Yesterday #22
I would venture that some on DU have never heard of him... hlthe2b Yesterday #26
So there's value delving into the works of a con and nut? paleotn Yesterday #30
One has to read and understand a figure in history before determining that he is a "con" hlthe2b Yesterday #44
I'm not precluding a goddamn thing. I'm merely pointing and laughing. paleotn Yesterday #106
Your cursing at me doesn't help your argument, paleotn. Not one bit... hlthe2b Yesterday #107
What? That's silly. paleotn Yesterday #111
Since I have argued the exact opposite, you show that you are just posting to see your own words hlthe2b Yesterday #113
Oh please. To some degree? i.e., you want it both ways. paleotn Yesterday #115
Desperation and ridicule for sure hithe2b Clouds Passing Yesterday #112
Got any evidence? Didn't think so. paleotn 8 hrs ago #138
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Hmmm. Wonder about Jesus, Moses, etc., etc. erronis Yesterday #49
I'm sure many shared this thought stopdiggin Yesterday #68
Cayce was a HEALER not a murderer. That could be the difference between the two Clouds Passing Yesterday #71
Bwahahahaha! paleotn Yesterday #105
Verify evidence that he didn't heal anyone. People have a right to question and explore. live love laugh 16 hrs ago #134
Prove a negative?? Really? That's your response?? paleotn 8 hrs ago #137
Ooooo! Cussing! paleotn 8 hrs ago #139
I was really into him in my younger years bif Yesterday #24
Oh, please. He was equal parts con and nutter. paleotn Yesterday #27
We heard you the first time. Joinfortmill Yesterday #37
Plus several more MorbidButterflyTat Yesterday #61
I get the inclincation to boil everything down to "woo" hlthe2b Yesterday #40
Thank you. Well said. I tend to be very skeptical having been taught that the scientific methods are best. erronis Yesterday #53
No one would call vaccines woo TxGuitar Yesterday #92
Oh, REALLY?!!! Where have YOU been the past decades-- and especially the past five years hlthe2b Yesterday #95
Did you just invoke Hitchens's razor!? mr715 Yesterday #101
This message was self-deleted by its author paleotn Yesterday #102
" There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of niyad Yesterday #65
Very true. SheltieLover Yesterday #79
Yup. Fascinating person and his work was all documented. Joinfortmill Yesterday #29
Documented as complete BS. paleotn Yesterday #36
Back off. Joinfortmill Yesterday #38
Or what? Wifes husband Yesterday #46
My response was not directed at you. Joinfortmill Yesterday #54
I will not. paleotn Yesterday #104
Why? Truth hurts?? paleotn Yesterday #103
would you please provide NJCher Yesterday #57
Where is Atlantis? mr715 Yesterday #67
post was directed to paleotn NJCher Yesterday #72
Don't blame me, I was just astral projecting. mr715 Yesterday #74
... reACTIONary Yesterday #83
Ahem, my post was directed to NJCher mr715 Yesterday #85
Unfortunately.... reACTIONary 22 hrs ago #125
I kant handle philosopher puns. mr715 22 hrs ago #126
Give me some documentation that his conman ramblings are actually true. paleotn Yesterday #100
Did you go to college? NJCher 18 hrs ago #132
What does "Did you go to college?" have to do with anything. Abolishinist 17 hrs ago #133
You don't know how to argue either NJCher 10 hrs ago #135
You're arguing without a shred of evidence. paleotn 8 hrs ago #141
I'm not making the extraordinary claims paleotn 9 hrs ago #136
And all bull shit Wifes husband Yesterday #43
Nostradamus only "predicted" things in reverse. Gore1FL Yesterday #39
That right. Nostradmus predictions are retrofitted Buckeyeblue Yesterday #94
I visited his research center in Virginia Beach beveeheart Yesterday #41
I think there is a relevance that is helpful to these times we are living in.... kentuck Yesterday #42
Interesing subject kentuck. I do beleive that as we sleep, our unconscious does 'communiicate' c-rational Yesterday #48
I wouldn't know. kentuck Yesterday #52
"Little Death" JoseBalow Yesterday #50
Being a cat person I know that Edgar Cayce had a lot of interesting things to say about cats. flashman13 Yesterday #55
Cats have a sixth sense, I am sure. kentuck Yesterday #59
Cats most certainly have a sixth sense. Several years ago an elderly stray orange cat wandered in and came flashman13 Yesterday #80
Yes, he was a fraud. mr715 Yesterday #56
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Science is falsifiable mr715 Yesterday #87
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Pluto being a planet or not is a matter of definitions. mr715 Yesterday #90
"you're" ( contraction for "you are"), not "your" (possessive). niyad Yesterday #96
Ooof, that is always embarrassing mr715 Yesterday #97
When I was in my twenties I read Cayce. 1WorldHope Yesterday #58
Well said PatSeg 23 hrs ago #120
Too me he was Faux pas Yesterday #62
just the name Kali Yesterday #63
Thanks for this thread! MorbidButterflyTat Yesterday #64
I'm more familiar with Carl Jung's similar work Brother Buzz Yesterday #66
Although Jung was pretty woo too. mr715 Yesterday #70
kentuck........ Upthevibe Yesterday #76
Yes, I've read some of his work and I agree. ms liberty Yesterday #77
Did read some of his stuff when I was a teenager because it was allegorical oracle Yesterday #78
He still has a following in Virginia Beach. GreenWave Yesterday #84
me ma read his books duckworth969 Yesterday #88
Fraud, huxster and con man edhopper Yesterday #98
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The sleeping profiteer? usonian Yesterday #108
I believe there is much we do not know. kentuck Yesterday #109
Quantum and consciousness get lumped together because of woo. mr715 Yesterday #110
That is what is being questioned. kentuck Yesterday #114
It is a challenging question... mr715 Yesterday #116
In some unexplainable way... kentuck 23 hrs ago #117
These are not supernatural, though. mr715 23 hrs ago #118
That is how I tend to see it PatSeg 23 hrs ago #119
Poe "Up Through The Spiral" 1971 Concept Albums,Psych Omaha Steve 23 hrs ago #121
I have a copy of that album. PurgedVoter 8 hrs ago #140
My great Aunt in Portsmouth, Va once saw him speak SomedayKindaLove 23 hrs ago #122
He cured my great aunt's TB jcboon 23 hrs ago #123
I heard an interview with one his followers on the Art Bell Radio Show years ago. Jacson6 22 hrs ago #124
I find him fascinating MustLoveBeagles 21 hrs ago #128
Familiar with him but not aware of any 2026 RubyRose 21 hrs ago #129
Well this fellow wrote a book after studying the Great Pyramid in Egypt FakeNoose 4 hrs ago #142
Edgar Cayce Stephan Schwartz 6 min ago #143
Sir: kentuck 1 min ago #144
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